The Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q – a 27” 1400p 144Hz Monitor with G-SYNC

Not done it myself and remember reading it on a forum somewhere ages ago. I think you need to right click on the desktop - Resolution - Advanced settings - Monitor - and there should be a setting to change it to 120Hz there.

Let me know if that worked. I am watercooled, so never worried about it.

Actually, best way is to set your desktop to 120hz in the usual way (right click, screen res, advanced, etc).
But in the NV control panel go to manage 3d settings and either in global settings tab, or on a per game profile basis if preferred, set "preferred refresh rate" to "highest available".

This should always then be 120hz on desktop, allowing true idle clocks, but run your games at 144hz (unless you choose not to in in-game settings, or manually press the turbo button on the monitor)

Thanks for the info guys.
 
I just asked for a credit note for the difference as I received mine at the end of last week. It appears the "special" prices need to be viewed with suspicion as the normal price is now a lot cheaper.

I appreciate items go down in cost but £30 cheaper than an item that was on offer within 7 days previously is a bit off.
 
I think it's because they've realised they can't shift the stock at that price at the same pace. Everyone who was willing to buy it for that has done, everyone else is waiting for it to come down.
 
Wouldn't worry about the price dropping. If you want the best tech from day one, then you have to pay a premium, it's the way the world works!

If you consider how long you'll have the monitor for, the difference works out to be peanuts. :)
 
Wouldn't worry about the price dropping. If you want the best tech from day one, then you have to pay a premium, it's the way the world works!

If you consider how long you'll have the monitor for, the difference works out to be peanuts. :)

Agreed. I generally always buy very early but know that I am paying a premium. That's the way of it with all tech.
 
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